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i certainly want progrowth policy very different from the direction of the obama administration, but i would like the fed to focus on a single policy and not think they have to be masters of the universe and in charge of growth. >> saving the day? >> yeah, i think that makes a lot of sense, we appreciate your time today. senator david vitter joining us. so how did jamie dimon do today? >> freedom has value says dimon made it clear he's the only one that knows how to run a bank. and dave says jamie dimon should run for president. continue to send us your comments and we'll get them on the air. could it happen here? as interest rates sky rocket in italy, my next guest says it could happen here. and president obama's latest speech on the economy. what he says tomorrow could set the tone for his campaign. high . [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's ev
i certainly want progrowth policy very different from the direction of the obama administration, but i would like the fed to focus on a single policy and not think they have to be masters of the universe and in charge of growth. >> saving the day? >> yeah, i think that makes a lot of sense, we appreciate your time today. senator david vitter joining us. so how did jamie dimon do today? >> freedom has value says dimon made it clear he's the only one that knows how to run a...
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>> i can't channel the obama administration, joe. i'm the wrong guy for that, but my concern is that they did not want to admit that it was a terrorist act. it took ten days for the secretary of state to come out and say it was a terrorist act. all they got was a filibuster and they didn't know anything more than they were hearing in the media. i'm very, very troubled by this and also troubled by where's the president on this. the american embassies and diplomatic missions are under siege. they're burning american flags and there's no presidential leadership for the american people on this. i'm very, very troubled by the response. >> we see the -- we see the press and the media shed light on a lot of things and it's finally starting to happen here. i don't know how much of this is confirmed about whether there was an al qaeda operative and whether it was someone released from guantanamo. i also heard there were some calls intercepted with the politician somewhere that maybe this was in the works. i don't know how much of that is true
>> i can't channel the obama administration, joe. i'm the wrong guy for that, but my concern is that they did not want to admit that it was a terrorist act. it took ten days for the secretary of state to come out and say it was a terrorist act. all they got was a filibuster and they didn't know anything more than they were hearing in the media. i'm very, very troubled by this and also troubled by where's the president on this. the american embassies and diplomatic missions are under...
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reports say the obama administration is kicking the tires on releasing some of that poil if prices do not see a post-labor day drop. our next guest things it would be a great idea, but diana says prices becoming uncomfortable does not rise to the level needed to tap the reserve. she's the author of the upcoming book "regulates to disaster." congressman welch, you want the reserved tapped, why? >> it's a tool, we want to benefit the economy and national security. there's two reasons, one, with the sanctions on iran and their effort to manipulate oil prices, e want to punish iran, not american families. this is a tool to help us with our success. and second there is a lot of speculation in the market. this is a shot across the bow to the speculators. when president's have done it, the prices have done down immediately by 8 to 33%. that would be a boost and a shot in the arm for consumers. >> but isn't it supposed to be tapped in energy times? are we at an emergency moment that we need more oil on the market? >> i would debate about an emergency. >> go ahead, congressman. >> well, i take
reports say the obama administration is kicking the tires on releasing some of that poil if prices do not see a post-labor day drop. our next guest things it would be a great idea, but diana says prices becoming uncomfortable does not rise to the level needed to tap the reserve. she's the author of the upcoming book "regulates to disaster." congressman welch, you want the reserved tapped, why? >> it's a tool, we want to benefit the economy and national security. there's two...
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you have the obama administration saying it is going to promote arms. a group that is sworn to our destruction and may end up in the hands of al qaeda as well. that is the real dirty secret here. whether it is benghazigate maybe elsewhere in the gult. gentleman i'm going to leave it there. thank you very much. i appreciate it very much. the tax man cometh january 1st. that is right. get this. every gain you make is going to get hit. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. made a retirement plan, they considered all her assets, even those held elsewhere, giving her the confidence to pursue all her goals. when you want a financial advisor who sees the whole picture, turn to us. wells fargo advisors. you know, one job or the other. the moment i could access the retirement plan, i
you have the obama administration saying it is going to promote arms. a group that is sworn to our destruction and may end up in the hands of al qaeda as well. that is the real dirty secret here. whether it is benghazigate maybe elsewhere in the gult. gentleman i'm going to leave it there. thank you very much. i appreciate it very much. the tax man cometh january 1st. that is right. get this. every gain you make is going to get hit. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've...
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ton white house's secret kill list to the obama administration's cyberattacks against iran. the new york times reports on national security led to allegation that is administration officials are leaking classified information for obama's political gain. earlier i spoke with david sanger, new york times chief washington correspondent, author of "confront and conceal: obama's secret wars and surprising use of american power." i asked mr. sanger if anyone blamed him for starting the controver controversy. >> not that i have heard. doesn't make that big a difference one way or the other who they blame. the thing your viewers need to know is we report on national security issues all the time. >> we being the new york times. >> we being the new york times. when we do these things we have a pretty stad procedure. we went through it with wikileaks. before we publish anything we go to the government and say, look, here is what we have. if there are concerns about ongoing operations, lives that could be at stake, let's discuss it now before anything is published so we can deal with th
ton white house's secret kill list to the obama administration's cyberattacks against iran. the new york times reports on national security led to allegation that is administration officials are leaking classified information for obama's political gain. earlier i spoke with david sanger, new york times chief washington correspondent, author of "confront and conceal: obama's secret wars and surprising use of american power." i asked mr. sanger if anyone blamed him for starting the...
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and it's a day of shame for the obama administration. we are a place of freedom here and around the world and we should stand up and defend freedom wherever it is under attack. >> so, larry, that eruption of a campaign issue may be the most durable outcome of the events this week. the dialogue itself, which most china experts believe has been constructive since the bush administration launched it several years ago is likely to continue without a whole lot of deviation. there's been progress on intellectual property and currency as you know, but it's been overshadowed by this controversy, larry. >> john, just to square this circle on this if possible. does chen now want to come to the usa? is that a shift? and that's what's causing this uproar? >> yes. he says he wants to come to the united states. he said that in multiple interviews. u.s. diplomats say that's not what he said when we released him and sent him back in the belief that he was going to stay in china. the u.s. is trying to keep the temperature as low as possible. they're not
and it's a day of shame for the obama administration. we are a place of freedom here and around the world and we should stand up and defend freedom wherever it is under attack. >> so, larry, that eruption of a campaign issue may be the most durable outcome of the events this week. the dialogue itself, which most china experts believe has been constructive since the bush administration launched it several years ago is likely to continue without a whole lot of deviation. there's been...
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the obama administration has enacted 32 new major regulations, rules that carry an estimated price tag of over $50 billion in total. let's talk to senator ron johnson, a wisconsin republican and our friend bob luts, former vice chair of gm. mr. lutz, it's want to start with you. one of the regulatory issues is the battery driven chevy volt. you were the father of the volt. the thing's become a political football. criticism left and right. why is that? is the government preferences unjustified for your volt? >> well, no. the volt was started as a program in '06. it was shown at the detroit auto show in '07. the best i know obama was elected in '08. so the obama administration has nothing to do with the volt but that keeps getting for got i don't know by the right-wing pundits. >> i don't know whether i'm a right-wing pundit. i'll concede the point. i noknow you're right. i would blame george w. bush. i don't see why this specialty car should be given a $7,500 tax credit. i get battery driven cars. they're going to need natural gas. why not let the free market do it? it government overre
the obama administration has enacted 32 new major regulations, rules that carry an estimated price tag of over $50 billion in total. let's talk to senator ron johnson, a wisconsin republican and our friend bob luts, former vice chair of gm. mr. lutz, it's want to start with you. one of the regulatory issues is the battery driven chevy volt. you were the father of the volt. the thing's become a political football. criticism left and right. why is that? is the government preferences unjustified...
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>> look, for the first three years of the obama administration, we saw every negative behavior towards the oil and gas industry that was possible. suddenly in january 2012, we had this suddenly announced all in, all the above energy strategy which didn't mark with all the actions of the prior three years. my guess is my prediction is that we go back to the original obama administration which is negative towards fossil energy, coal will be diminishing in effect over the next four years. >> they are going to take coal out. epa will take coal out. that's what they want. >> exactly. they want it gone. there will be a demonstration this sunday at the white house against the keystone pipeline. they will march around the white house and pull out thousands of people and it will be a sierra club and jim hanson. >> and prolong the keystone study forever. >> right. >> so we never get that pipe line a no-brainer of a decision. >> two years ago, three years ago. >> yes. there's 160,000 miles to pipeline. we are fighting over 1700 mile pipe line we will beat the saudis. >> we can beat -- >> given ha
>> look, for the first three years of the obama administration, we saw every negative behavior towards the oil and gas industry that was possible. suddenly in january 2012, we had this suddenly announced all in, all the above energy strategy which didn't mark with all the actions of the prior three years. my guess is my prediction is that we go back to the original obama administration which is negative towards fossil energy, coal will be diminishing in effect over the next four years....
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we have the opportunity still to help the people of iran, the obama administration has bargained away -- >> you are not talking about abating, are you? >> no, not at all. giving them financial assistance, training in nonviolent protests. >> it's not happening anymore now, ken. and the window is shutting on zone of immunity. marc, i come to you, because i believe in jaw jaw, but not forever. it's not about the election, it's about the zone of immunity. tell me, is it over, marc. should we accept the fact that they are a nuclear power? >> i don't agree with that. listen, i'm not naive at all about this. the fact of the matter there, are several stages they have to prove they are able to weaponize this. >> to go from 20% to 90% is a clock. you know that. they are already there. they are ready to go, marc. >> john, agree with you, but remember, there are three more stages after they reach 90%. >> yes. mr. timerman, one more time. zone of immunity, give me a date. when? right now wendy sherman in jerusalem. the chief representative of the state department and dealing with the frustration o
we have the opportunity still to help the people of iran, the obama administration has bargained away -- >> you are not talking about abating, are you? >> no, not at all. giving them financial assistance, training in nonviolent protests. >> it's not happening anymore now, ken. and the window is shutting on zone of immunity. marc, i come to you, because i believe in jaw jaw, but not forever. it's not about the election, it's about the zone of immunity. tell me, is it over,...
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at least it focuses on the obama administration on what it would mean if taxes were to go up. that's the last thing they need at this point. >> yeah. so we have a couple of nice automatic stabilizers here. you have the oil price low enough. people may buy an suv. who knew? certainly when obama has to reverse himself and admit that the economy is absolutely not fine, that pretty much takes the wind out of his sails for tax hikes. maybe a weaker economy is our best friend here. it will keep a lot of dumb mistakes from happening later this year. >> michael farr, you know the veep hasn't been picked yet. you've still got the hair. we see you with the capital building behind you. are you going? you don't have to answer. >> there are certain things i'm not at liberty to talk about at this point. >> i understand. >> as hair goes, i also know your name is on the list. i don't think the viewers would be surprised to see blank blank kernen ticket. >> are you buying dividend stocks? are you out? where are you? >> i'm always in, joe. we have a rocky road ahead of us. yes, i buy dividend s
at least it focuses on the obama administration on what it would mean if taxes were to go up. that's the last thing they need at this point. >> yeah. so we have a couple of nice automatic stabilizers here. you have the oil price low enough. people may buy an suv. who knew? certainly when obama has to reverse himself and admit that the economy is absolutely not fine, that pretty much takes the wind out of his sails for tax hikes. maybe a weaker economy is our best friend here. it will keep...
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>> if you ask some of the folks inside the obama administration they would say there's a wall street war on washington. not the other way around. from their perspective, they feel like they rolled out all these rules and wall street fought them every tick of the way along the line. they don't like that because they say that when you look at what happened to jpmorgan, you're seeing an example of why the obama administration wanted to put in dodd/frank in the first place. that's the president's argument. >> our current obsession, zuckerberg and facebook. mark zuckerberg about to be a lot richer come friday. donald trump joined "squawk box" this morn ing. he was concerned about one thing regarding zuckerberg. if he gets married to his girlfriend, will he have a prenup? the donald should know a little bit about this. what do you say? prenup, no prenup. >> if he loves her, he should go in with no prenup. i don't have a prenup with my wife. if she divorces me she'll get $27.53 or whatever's in our bank account at the time. >> i would go with the prenup. >> no, no! romance, love! >> i'm all
>> if you ask some of the folks inside the obama administration they would say there's a wall street war on washington. not the other way around. from their perspective, they feel like they rolled out all these rules and wall street fought them every tick of the way along the line. they don't like that because they say that when you look at what happened to jpmorgan, you're seeing an example of why the obama administration wanted to put in dodd/frank in the first place. that's the...
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opponents say, no, it can't be regulated, the obama administration says it's not just regulating insurance. it's regulating the entire health care market and the new medicaid requirement, extended it coverage violates the state sovereignty. so six days of arguments over three days. >> it sounds like what the court is ruling on is some of which is already in place and some of which is scheduled to come into effect down the road. am i hearing you right? >> what would you determine as long-term? >> let's take a step way back and look at the chart from 1995 to the present. now, a lot of people have forgotten how close we are to the 2000 and 2007 high. so this chart has the make and feel that it wants to go higher and wants to test those highs. >> and nasdaq you wanted to look at as well. >> correct. >> that's showing more support than the s&p right now? >> it has a very similar feel to the s&p. if you take a look back at 1995 until now, we actually see the nasdaq broke the 2007 highs where the s&p is still underneath it. now the nasdaq is actually 30% below the longer term 2000 high. it looks
opponents say, no, it can't be regulated, the obama administration says it's not just regulating insurance. it's regulating the entire health care market and the new medicaid requirement, extended it coverage violates the state sovereignty. so six days of arguments over three days. >> it sounds like what the court is ruling on is some of which is already in place and some of which is scheduled to come into effect down the road. am i hearing you right? >> what would you determine as...
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but of course the romney campaign has its own frontal attack on the obama administration and economic record because they're looking at conditions right now. here's the romney campaign. >> the unemployment rate did drop but only because fewer people are in the work force. >> i'd ask if you are better off than you were before. >> i'm just not seeing a ton of sunshine in here. >> transportation warehousing is where we lost some jobs. >> that's a terrible number. >> the real question. >> job creation numbers fall for the third straight month. >> it's not just about how we're doing today, but how we'll be doing tomorrow. >> now, sue, you can see there was a lot of cnbc in that ad because of course the core economic concerns are core to us as well. this discussion is being supercharged now by the jpmorgan losses of $2 billion with the obama administration saying this underscores the need for wall street reform and regulation. and of course the romney campaign saying we're for regulation too, but we're for common sense regulation, not dodd frank. sue. >> the battle goes on, john. it's only
but of course the romney campaign has its own frontal attack on the obama administration and economic record because they're looking at conditions right now. here's the romney campaign. >> the unemployment rate did drop but only because fewer people are in the work force. >> i'd ask if you are better off than you were before. >> i'm just not seeing a ton of sunshine in here. >> transportation warehousing is where we lost some jobs. >> that's a terrible number....
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. >> getner says the obama administration is only too willing to go over the qulif. cliff. do they mean marginal rates, or just rates. >> that's what's going to be worked out, the last minute deal that's where you find wiggle room. >> i guarantee you there's guys in boehner's camp that are ready to go over, too. >> but he's been moving to marginalize those peel. this is his way of taking control of the party. >> the question is why do they care where the money comes from. if you have a revenue target, then fine. but we need $800 million in revenue. john wehner figured it out. and boehner can turn around and say i need $6 trillion in titlement cuts. and they can each take each other's playbook and try and figure out what they would like best to -- figure out the number and figure out how to get there. >> i don't know. both sides seem to be only too willing to do it. they're in the booking rove on fox because of that fiasco. which made good tv, but apparent apparently, i don't know, but he says republicans will get the blame for going off the cliff, but the president will be
. >> getner says the obama administration is only too willing to go over the qulif. cliff. do they mean marginal rates, or just rates. >> that's what's going to be worked out, the last minute deal that's where you find wiggle room. >> i guarantee you there's guys in boehner's camp that are ready to go over, too. >> but he's been moving to marginalize those peel. this is his way of taking control of the party. >> the question is why do they care where the money...
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in order to avoid the solar fiasco going under the obama administration. nor does either candidate embrace the idea of refinancing debt by taking advantage of the ultra low bond rates to issue long term treasuries for which there remains private sector demand. that way we would see short-term breathing room to focus on the longer term fiscal concerns ryan has tried hard to address. both campaigns are ignoring solutions for now like bigger tax revenues from growth initiatives like the natural gas act or a treasury plan to capitalize on low interest rates. as controversial as the selection of paul ryan might be politically, i will call it a nonevent for the portfolio. it changes nothing about the outlook and earnings of stocks which control how much money you will make by investing in terrific american companies. stick with cramer. okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with mi
in order to avoid the solar fiasco going under the obama administration. nor does either candidate embrace the idea of refinancing debt by taking advantage of the ultra low bond rates to issue long term treasuries for which there remains private sector demand. that way we would see short-term breathing room to focus on the longer term fiscal concerns ryan has tried hard to address. both campaigns are ignoring solutions for now like bigger tax revenues from growth initiatives like the natural...
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what did the obama administration know and when did they know it. that plus more top headlines coming up. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. visit fastreliefchallenge.com recently, students from 31 countries took part in a science test. the top...
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this is a win no, doubt about it, of course, for the obama administration and the law has been largely upheld as is. >> and goldman put in this morning suggesting if this was to come through, then, in fact, the industry costs of the obama care are probably factored into stocks at the moment. what the market may increasingly do is give credit to the stocks for the boost of $30 million. >> what industry specifically? >> they were talking in general across the health care. >> across health care. >> let's focus down on one part of that now. in particular, medical devices and bring in matthew dobbs, director of equity are search with citi group. good morning to you. thank you for joining us here. you put a notice out focusing on medical devices and the 2.3% tax which presumably now stands. in your sphere, scientific, so on, what do we now need to know about those stocks? >> the only thing that could have really taken the medical device tax out was a full repeal of the bill. so everyone talking about the individual mandate is the piece that's most likely to go. that would not have impacted i
this is a win no, doubt about it, of course, for the obama administration and the law has been largely upheld as is. >> and goldman put in this morning suggesting if this was to come through, then, in fact, the industry costs of the obama care are probably factored into stocks at the moment. what the market may increasingly do is give credit to the stocks for the boost of $30 million. >> what industry specifically? >> they were talking in general across the health care....
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you know that everything that is proposed by the obama administration between now an november is going to be setting up different arguments they can make to frame the election. that's all this is at this point anyway. but if you want to hear my take on this, i wouldn't be raising how difficult it is globally at this point. revenue raising $250 billion over ten years is raising tax on corporations. if you thing it's the right thing, say it's the right thing. i don't know that it's the right thing. >> even hank paulson said you need to lower the rate but you ultimately have to be raising revenue. the goal has to be to lower the rate, as you said, so you'll raise the amount of revenue generated. >> i don't think that you would have paulson and a lot of republicans saying you should raise taxes on businesses by $250 billion over the next ten years. >> ultimately some businesses are going to -- >> not necessarily businesses. it can be individuals. we should be at 25. we should be doing all we can. the economy is made up of small and large businesses. it's not made up of o the government. it
you know that everything that is proposed by the obama administration between now an november is going to be setting up different arguments they can make to frame the election. that's all this is at this point anyway. but if you want to hear my take on this, i wouldn't be raising how difficult it is globally at this point. revenue raising $250 billion over ten years is raising tax on corporations. if you thing it's the right thing, say it's the right thing. i don't know that it's the right...
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the obama administration has put a lot of money into this and now who's going to get the technology and the company? this is the latest in a series of things that's very difficult to decide what type of industry you're going to create when it's just not being created by market forces. this is unfortunately what happens. i don't know how much we, taxpayers, have put into it but the chinese are going to end up with a lot of the innovations and kind of step in and save it. classic. >>> in other news this morning, more homes entering foreclosure process in july. lenders are tackling a backlog of mortgages that have gone unpaid. according to realty track, the number of homes hit with an initial notice of default rose 6% last month compared to july of last year. citigroup's mart unit is testing a program to rent homes back to borrowers instead of foreclosing on them. bank of america has a similar program. citi's going to offer 500 people to hand over the deed to the bank and rent and the company will offer leases to the homeowners so they can stay in their homes and rent them. >>> on the econ
the obama administration has put a lot of money into this and now who's going to get the technology and the company? this is the latest in a series of things that's very difficult to decide what type of industry you're going to create when it's just not being created by market forces. this is unfortunately what happens. i don't know how much we, taxpayers, have put into it but the chinese are going to end up with a lot of the innovations and kind of step in and save it. classic. >>> in...
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we have the obama administration, i want to know what would be the point in that and what would bring down price. the last time we did it was in june of 2011. and in ten days we were back up to the same price again. >> you have a lot of speculation, and that's not going our way. that will become part of the dna of oil pricing. all you have to do is watch the news and see the upheaval. it has been and will continue to be tough for a long time. so we're getting used to it, but every now and then, it's going to layer up, obviously. the one thing that you can keep in mind here, oil prices are much higher than what they thought be. they should be $20 to $30 below that. and they're not coming down because of the speculation in the marketplace. that's not going to change. so how do we bring the prices down? that's the $64 question. >> they say the market is fine, there is no release knead, do you agree with that? >> the market has been light, but the thought here is that because we have plenty of oil now, it doesn't mean that it's guaranteed six months, you know, or a year or two. so, the co
we have the obama administration, i want to know what would be the point in that and what would bring down price. the last time we did it was in june of 2011. and in ten days we were back up to the same price again. >> you have a lot of speculation, and that's not going our way. that will become part of the dna of oil pricing. all you have to do is watch the news and see the upheaval. it has been and will continue to be tough for a long time. so we're getting used to it, but every now and...
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thank you very much. >>> is the obama administration manipulating housing data? a woman in the business thinks so. >>> amazon all-time highs today ahead of a key product unveiling that's minutes away. we'll have it for you and the metals market about to close. we'll hit the floor of the nymex on the other side of the break. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> and some breaking news right now. amazon's ceo jeff bezos holding a press conference in beautiful santa monica, california, expected to unveil a new version of the kindle fire. and maybe even some other devices. jon fortt is i
thank you very much. >>> is the obama administration manipulating housing data? a woman in the business thinks so. >>> amazon all-time highs today ahead of a key product unveiling that's minutes away. we'll have it for you and the metals market about to close. we'll hit the floor of the nymex on the other side of the break. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get...
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the obama administration is talking about refinancing again. i think you're going to see some proposals coming out of there. but the government is 90% of the market. if you look at firms like ours we basically do ginnie mae and nonconfirming production. we'll do maybe a couple billion dollars this year. that's a drop in the bucket. this is still completely a government market. >> i asked john this question earlier, talking about some of the regulations from dodd-frank which haven't come into effect yet. of the 200 plus that are not on the books, what's the one or two that you're looking at that you think are a game changer. >> in terms of what? >> that may ultimately change some of the derivative stuff, what you think the impact of both -- >> we've talked about this. volcker has taken a lot of liquidity out of the market just in terms of -- >> but none of this is on the books. nobody's actually -- it's not there yet. >> the behavioral changes have already come because the lawyers have told the banks you have to live with the volcker rule. they'
the obama administration is talking about refinancing again. i think you're going to see some proposals coming out of there. but the government is 90% of the market. if you look at firms like ours we basically do ginnie mae and nonconfirming production. we'll do maybe a couple billion dollars this year. that's a drop in the bucket. this is still completely a government market. >> i asked john this question earlier, talking about some of the regulations from dodd-frank which haven't come...
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history, only in world war ii and in the first three years of the obama administration, if we had government to gdp bigger than 23%. the era of big government is back and it's back big time. we've gone in the wrong direction and i fear what is going to happen if we continue on this path we're going to see a crisis like we see in greece, where a lot of commitments made in the past have to be broken because you didn't get ahead of the curve and we definitely see the failure of leadership. they had the supermajority in the senate and i think we're suffering for that now. >> can i say a couple things here? >> sure. >> number one, the reason the government shares gdp is so high, it's only 2% percentage higher than president reagan. he had 22.4%. obama has 24.4%. >> right. >> the next thing is, that was largely temporary spending because the economy was in the hole. the economy was in a great recession. a lot of that spending is over. it's temporary. it doesn't added a to the long-term debt. the third thing i would say is president obama has issued a budget plan. people should read it. the cbo has
history, only in world war ii and in the first three years of the obama administration, if we had government to gdp bigger than 23%. the era of big government is back and it's back big time. we've gone in the wrong direction and i fear what is going to happen if we continue on this path we're going to see a crisis like we see in greece, where a lot of commitments made in the past have to be broken because you didn't get ahead of the curve and we definitely see the failure of leadership. they...
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the reality is under the obama administration, the public lands have been tied up to the point that we can't access the resources we have in our own backyard. so energy independence is one of the major themes in order to get america back to work and make more economic sense. >> how big a factor is this rise in gasoline going to be? >> the reality is when barack obama took office, the price of gallon was $1.84. in my state, we pay more than $3.60. you can't double the price of gasoline 234 four years and the done think that americans -- >> the last one to you, jeff. what about keystone pipeline. connecting north america so it can have energy independence. >> you're right, larry. for the first time in my lifetime, you can actually say energy independence for america. you know, with the horizontal drilling, with the fracking. but the keystone pipeline is part and parcel of that. it doesn't do any good unless we can refine it. mitt romney is going to finally allow us to use american resources. >> a lot of jobs there. a lot of blue collar jobs there. >> absolutely. >> high-paying blue colla
the reality is under the obama administration, the public lands have been tied up to the point that we can't access the resources we have in our own backyard. so energy independence is one of the major themes in order to get america back to work and make more economic sense. >> how big a factor is this rise in gasoline going to be? >> the reality is when barack obama took office, the price of gallon was $1.84. in my state, we pay more than $3.60. you can't double the price of...
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welcome >>> welcome back, today a bug day for the obama administration, the supreme court upholding the supreme court health care act. donald trump is downing us on the phone. the supreme court said it was constitution that. >> it was a little bit surprising, but we'll have to see what happens. it's interesting this could be a very positive note for mitt romney. there's a lot of people that felt strongly about this that realize the only way to get rid of it is through the next president. >> right, i mean i guess governor romney will be using this more and more in terms of front and center in terms of his reasoning to make a change in the white house. >> i think honestly for all different reasons, none of which you would have thought of, it seems to be playing very well from that standpoint. people do not want it and they're very viament about it. i think this is a case where you would have a very, very strong good sign for a potential president romney. >> donald, let me ask you about the implications here for the health care industry as well as for the expenses for corporate america. yo
welcome >>> welcome back, today a bug day for the obama administration, the supreme court upholding the supreme court health care act. donald trump is downing us on the phone. the supreme court said it was constitution that. >> it was a little bit surprising, but we'll have to see what happens. it's interesting this could be a very positive note for mitt romney. there's a lot of people that felt strongly about this that realize the only way to get rid of it is through the next...
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. >> greece as a country, their option was -- >> what happened to my obama administration? >> you had some obama administration. >> about fannie and freddie. >> the big question this morning, how are the markets going to react to friday's jobs report. he wil kelly evans -- >> is she here? >> apparently she joins uses now. so look into your crystal ball and tell the world what you you think will happen when the markets open this morning. >> i think the futures are telling us it will be a negative reaction. the question is whether the data that we get out does something to turn that sentiment around or not. we can't speed forward time. it would be great to know if the next jobs report and the one after continued to go back up to the 200,000 level that we saw or if this slowdown is more substantial. if we start getting day a saying maybe will was some sort of aberration, things could turn around. but i think bernanke is speaking today. he'll be the one to watch because when those minutes came out last week, even though the meeting was a month old, people read them us a hawkish
. >> greece as a country, their option was -- >> what happened to my obama administration? >> you had some obama administration. >> about fannie and freddie. >> the big question this morning, how are the markets going to react to friday's jobs report. he wil kelly evans -- >> is she here? >> apparently she joins uses now. so look into your crystal ball and tell the world what you you think will happen when the markets open this morning. >> i think...
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but one of the things that obama administration tried to do is say, you're guys are as crazy as our guys. your guys may hate this on the house but our guys -- >> that thiis /* is the thing o the changed cpi. >> sue? >> if they don't get it done, it will cost a lot of political capitol. they better get it done. >>> rick santelli, how did we do? >> we will give this auction a c plus, which i think makes it the winner of the week. susan -- not susan, sue pointed out with the yield at 1.233, which is right in between the offer on the wi, which is 123 1/2 at 123. arguably right on the 10 auction average as indirects at 39.9. if you look at directs, another option where indirects out perform, with the ten-auction average and since they brought back the seven-year in '09, that's the highest direct bid they have. so c plus on auction. now flies over, many thinking you will see a rally, which occurred to some extent on the long end of the curve. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick. >>> president obama naming vice president biden to head a task force for gun violence. we will have the d
but one of the things that obama administration tried to do is say, you're guys are as crazy as our guys. your guys may hate this on the house but our guys -- >> that thiis /* is the thing o the changed cpi. >> sue? >> if they don't get it done, it will cost a lot of political capitol. they better get it done. >>> rick santelli, how did we do? >> we will give this auction a c plus, which i think makes it the winner of the week. susan -- not susan, sue pointed...
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look, the government, obama administration just loves sub prime mortgages. this whole enterprise, this fha, is really a garner to of sub prime mortgages and taxpayers are going to pay big time larry. >> as though we haven't learned anything from $140 billion bailout of fanny and freddy. correct me if i'm wrong, but 40%, roughly, 40% of the loans that they insured just under the last year or two, have been sub prime loans. they haven't learned a thing. >> they haven't learned a thing. or maybe they just don't care. but yes, you're absolutely right. 40% sub prime loans. moreover what it is, is people who have gone through one, sometimes two foreclosures, bankruptcies and have razor thin down payments. for some reason, that i cannot possibly fathom, there is this push to quote unquote demock ra advertise credit. what is wrong with renting? why would someone through two foreclosures be put into a new loan. and what is it going to do for that person? look what happened to minorities with the housing crash. >> is the fha deliberately trying to pick up the slack fr
look, the government, obama administration just loves sub prime mortgages. this whole enterprise, this fha, is really a garner to of sub prime mortgages and taxpayers are going to pay big time larry. >> as though we haven't learned anything from $140 billion bailout of fanny and freddy. correct me if i'm wrong, but 40%, roughly, 40% of the loans that they insured just under the last year or two, have been sub prime loans. they haven't learned a thing. >> they haven't learned a...
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, but it rolls up with the obama administration. why would we want taxpayer dollars to subsidize ads for what should be limited to an anti-poverty program but has become this grandiose public welfare dependency. >> well, a few reasons. first, when you look at food stamps it's actually lowered the poverty rate for children. a majority of snap recipients are children and seniors and the disabled. it's done a huge effort to make sure kids don't go hungry. we are not talking about -- we're talking about making sure kids get the food they need. a majority of americans support this proposal. they support -- they don't want to see food stamps be cut as a way to balance the budget. we tried the other approach of ko kond sengs, blame and denial. it may have cost mitt romney the election. >> when i hear an advertisement from the department of agriculture that says so and so is using weight and losing weight, becoming thin and trim that has nothing to do with poverty, helping poor kids. it has nothing to do except the government expanding its
, but it rolls up with the obama administration. why would we want taxpayer dollars to subsidize ads for what should be limited to an anti-poverty program but has become this grandiose public welfare dependency. >> well, a few reasons. first, when you look at food stamps it's actually lowered the poverty rate for children. a majority of snap recipients are children and seniors and the disabled. it's done a huge effort to make sure kids don't go hungry. we are not talking about -- we're...
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administration. i think that that's one of the things we're going to have to take a good lard look at. do we continue to try to put the burden of trying to pay for an increasingly large government on the backs of people who are less and less likely to be able to provide that extra revenue. i think that that's a really big problem for our country to try to discuss and determine over the next four years. >> we're going to say good-bye, mark. but stay patched in for 30 seconds because you're going to want to hear this. all right? it's very unscientific, america. >>> but one sign that people may be leaving california like my folks did 20 years ago, rental van costs. i just looked it up. a one-way 14-foot u-haul from l.a. to dallas, texas, $1,238. the same truck from dallas to l.a. -- $837. the truck leaving from california, 32% more. what does that possibly say about where the demand is, mandy? >> i think it is a very clear message. >>> bertha coombs has a quick "market flash." what are you watching? >>
administration. i think that that's one of the things we're going to have to take a good lard look at. do we continue to try to put the burden of trying to pay for an increasingly large government on the backs of people who are less and less likely to be able to provide that extra revenue. i think that that's a really big problem for our country to try to discuss and determine over the next four years. >> we're going to say good-bye, mark. but stay patched in for 30 seconds because you're...
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you and i have talked about offshore drilling off the coast of virginia and the obama administration has put a five-year moritorium on offshore drilling for environmental review reasons. you were spoesed to get a permit, but they took it away. >> before the disaster in the gulf, they had given preliminary approval for r virginia to be included in the 2012 to 2017 batch for drilling, then after the disaster, i understand a need the slow down, but now, they've completely pulled the rug out. that's capitulation. it's giving up. it's not what americans do. we try to fix problems and move on and get things done. we know there's a tremendous potential for oil and natural gas off the shore. more demand is going to be able to reduce reliance and i'm disappointed they won't move this forward. >> yesterday, i moderated a panel at the bush institute of governors here in new york. mary fallon, paula le page from maine. you've got 5.7 income tack. 6% corporate tax, but i know we've talked through years about getting them down further. >> any plan, any hope? >> we've created a number of additional
you and i have talked about offshore drilling off the coast of virginia and the obama administration has put a five-year moritorium on offshore drilling for environmental review reasons. you were spoesed to get a permit, but they took it away. >> before the disaster in the gulf, they had given preliminary approval for r virginia to be included in the 2012 to 2017 batch for drilling, then after the disaster, i understand a need the slow down, but now, they've completely pulled the rug out....
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maybe the obama administration has made the consumer schizophrenic. or much more likely, perhaps walmart, home depot and costco are just better run, especially when you consider the bricks and mortar killer amazon roared from $99 to $234 during the same period. we associate obama with ruthlessness toward the banks. yet wells fargo, jp morgan, and u.s. bank corp are pretty much unchanged. and the credit card bank capital one thought to be the bane of the credit card bashing of obama, actually up 8%. bank of america has clashed from $47 to $49. a lot of them 57 to 17. 184 to 465. you have to draw a conclusion other than goldman and morgan have the wrong business models for the moment. and the big domestic banks have the right ones, except the poorly run, poorly executing bank of america, which can't benefit from the model because it's been so horribly hobbled by previous management's mistakes. >> the house of pain. >> that said, will goldman and morgan stanley do better under romney? is dodd frank the liaison? or depending on trading and merging acquisi
maybe the obama administration has made the consumer schizophrenic. or much more likely, perhaps walmart, home depot and costco are just better run, especially when you consider the bricks and mortar killer amazon roared from $99 to $234 during the same period. we associate obama with ruthlessness toward the banks. yet wells fargo, jp morgan, and u.s. bank corp are pretty much unchanged. and the credit card bank capital one thought to be the bane of the credit card bashing of obama, actually up...
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>> well, you know, i think we've been through -- we went through the bush administration, the obama administration. you know, i think there's going to have to be some examination of health care costs, no question about it, no matter who gets elected, there is a belief this is one of the major driver of government deficits going forward, so we'll have to work with either administration, but an important issue on both sides of the atlantic. >> the last question i want to ask you, if there is one area that's costing governments worldwide the most, it is diabetes. that has become a major focus for you. where are we? dreaded disease, epidemic proportions. what have you got? >> 250 million people have diabetes on the plan. and the most important thing, though, is that we can prevent this disease. and we will spend $100,000 to treat you. we will not necessarily spend $1 to keep you well. there has to be a shift in health care priorities to more prevention and better management of these chronic diseases. and i actually am working the ceo of nestle on a global health charter. >> oh, great. >> to actually t
>> well, you know, i think we've been through -- we went through the bush administration, the obama administration. you know, i think there's going to have to be some examination of health care costs, no question about it, no matter who gets elected, there is a belief this is one of the major driver of government deficits going forward, so we'll have to work with either administration, but an important issue on both sides of the atlantic. >> the last question i want to ask you, if...
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in four years you should the obama administration policy the u.s. has gone to laggard to leader. >> you're saying if you have to have a problem, this is a good one to have. >> indeed. >> we have a seen sprint do some deals. they're buying clearwire. is that the way, absent of the auctions, in your opinion, that companies are going to be able to get spectrum bandwith absent of the creation of new bandwidth? >> the main thing we have to do is free up new spectrum to mobile broadband. we are doing that through creative ideas. secondary market transactions are part of the mix. i can't comment on any specific transaction -- >> of course. >> -- but we need to do everything to drive more efficiency out of our spectrum band to see more technological advances. >> technology has been such an interesting part of the economy and the sell-offs that we've seen in the last couple of days aside, it seems to also highlight the two tiers that we have in the economy, the older economy, the manufacturing base of the economy, and the technology based economy. give me yo
in four years you should the obama administration policy the u.s. has gone to laggard to leader. >> you're saying if you have to have a problem, this is a good one to have. >> indeed. >> we have a seen sprint do some deals. they're buying clearwire. is that the way, absent of the auctions, in your opinion, that companies are going to be able to get spectrum bandwith absent of the creation of new bandwidth? >> the main thing we have to do is free up new spectrum to mobile...
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>> a drop in prices would help obama administration. i'm a little skeptical how much it could help. keep in mind, prices around 3.67. another 10, 15 crept does come out between now and the leeks. look that only gets us on a national average back around $3.50. from a historical standpoint, is i'll very high price, much higher, nearly twice as much as where prices were when the electorate went to the polls four years ago. so certainly lower prices can help but i can't imagine it being -- if you were on the fence, i can't imagine 3.50 swaying you in either direction politically. >> steven, i'm confused why oil isn't at $100 a barrel given all the sort of finger pointing and saber rattling in the debate last night both candidates at iran. >> right. that is a clear signal. when you have an event that you think should move the market in a certain direction, ie rhetoric with regard to the middle east, tension, look, iran was probably responsible for assassinating the lebanese official last friday. any time you get that kind of news that you would think should propel the market higher and t
>> a drop in prices would help obama administration. i'm a little skeptical how much it could help. keep in mind, prices around 3.67. another 10, 15 crept does come out between now and the leeks. look that only gets us on a national average back around $3.50. from a historical standpoint, is i'll very high price, much higher, nearly twice as much as where prices were when the electorate went to the polls four years ago. so certainly lower prices can help but i can't imagine it being -- if...
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. >>> coming up on "power lunch," is the obama administration helping corporate america break a key labor law to help win next month's election. senator john mccain is with us live to talk about it in the 1:00 p.m. hour. >>> but final trade's next on the halftime report. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i hunt down opportunities around the world tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 as if i'm right there. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and i'm in total control because i can trade tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 directly online in 12 markets in their local currencies. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i use their global research to get an edge. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 their equity ratings show me how schwab tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 rates specific foreign stocks tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 based on things like fundamentals, momentum and risk. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and i also have access to independent tdd#: 1-800-34
. >>> coming up on "power lunch," is the obama administration helping corporate america break a key labor law to help win next month's election. senator john mccain is with us live to talk about it in the 1:00 p.m. hour. >>> but final trade's next on the halftime report. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#:...
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>> well, i would say the obama administration plans are clearly flawed, confusing, continue do nearly enough either in the short term to get the economy moving or the long term to reduce the deficit and they don't make the right sort of investments for the u.s. economy. there's a lot wrong. on the other hand, the ryan and romney budget is just a joke. it essentially says we'll cut taxes and we'll balance the budget but we're not going to tell you how we'll balance the budget either through spending cuts or tax increases. it's not a plan. >> you're depressing me. three years no budget and no clear idea -- no sensible budget on the table from anybody. >> i'm afraid that's true. as i say the obama plan is at least, does fulfill the basic prerequisites of a plans. there's some numbers and it's not completely mad. >> good to talk to you today. thank you for joining us today. >>> now our next story contains some images of a disturbing nature. more than 30 people have died after south african police opened fire on a crowd of striking warriors at lonmin's plant. following days of clashes betw
>> well, i would say the obama administration plans are clearly flawed, confusing, continue do nearly enough either in the short term to get the economy moving or the long term to reduce the deficit and they don't make the right sort of investments for the u.s. economy. there's a lot wrong. on the other hand, the ryan and romney budget is just a joke. it essentially says we'll cut taxes and we'll balance the budget but we're not going to tell you how we'll balance the budget either...
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the obama administration's added on average 74,000 people a month to the disability program and created 62,000 jobs a month since january of 2009. those aren't the ways we want to go. and by the way, discretionary spending is up not down. when we have these deficits and this kind of debt, the one thing americans know is you have to live within a budget. so you have to start cutting. we've not cut one thing. and you're hearing everybody squawking, republicans and democrats alike. i didn't vote for the sequester. se -- >> can i just ask you. i interviewed mitt romney yesterday. of course i asked him, but i want to get your take on this obama line. you didn't build that. someone else made it happen. in other words, businesses and entrepreneurs can't do it without government. which kind of means that the government's going to tax them in order to grow. what's your quick take on that? where's that place obama in philosophical terms and in this political campaign? >> you know, larry, i was involved in a business start-up from 1969 to 1978. the government was anything but a help to me. actuall
the obama administration's added on average 74,000 people a month to the disability program and created 62,000 jobs a month since january of 2009. those aren't the ways we want to go. and by the way, discretionary spending is up not down. when we have these deficits and this kind of debt, the one thing americans know is you have to live within a budget. so you have to start cutting. we've not cut one thing. and you're hearing everybody squawking, republicans and democrats alike. i didn't vote...
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administration of not being tough enough on china. the third question you have a report coming out october 15th on whether china is a currency manipulator. what are you going to say? >> well, let me just start with your first question. china's leadership team is undergoing a transition process and confront important questions how they are going to take forward their economic policy. steve, as you know, since day one, president obama's been extremely focused on achieving a more balanced relationship with china, one that create more opportunities for our workers, for our businesses, to export, to sell into china's growing market. we have invest ready considerably with a lot of engagement with china's economic decisionmakers to make sure as they continue to navigate their recovery, they do so in a way that creates export opportunities and we have seen results. we have seen their overall imbalance come down from 9 percentage points of gdp to 3 percentage points of gdp, seen u.s. exports to this market doubling, growing faster than to any
administration of not being tough enough on china. the third question you have a report coming out october 15th on whether china is a currency manipulator. what are you going to say? >> well, let me just start with your first question. china's leadership team is undergoing a transition process and confront important questions how they are going to take forward their economic policy. steve, as you know, since day one, president obama's been extremely focused on achieving a more balanced...
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david stevens, says the obama administration has set aside billions to give banks the incentive to help struggling and underwater borrowers with their mortgages. but banks have been slow to modify the terms of those loans. >> the fact of the matter is, these programs are designed to affect those who are most at risk, who are unable to make their payments, and it does require the investor, the servicer, to participate. >> the decision to walk away from the sinking home by people who can afford to pay is spreading like a virus, because as one person on the street does it, the next-door neighbor says, "what am i doing? why am i putting all this money into this almost worthless house?" >> the concern has to be-- for someone who's gonna take that move--is that they have to be so deeply in negative equity that they're willing to damage their credit, damage their financial reputation going forward. if you get foreclosed on in your home--you walk away from your mortgage when you could have afforded it, particularly-- that's gonna follow that family for years to come. [ticking] >> coming up, sho
david stevens, says the obama administration has set aside billions to give banks the incentive to help struggling and underwater borrowers with their mortgages. but banks have been slow to modify the terms of those loans. >> the fact of the matter is, these programs are designed to affect those who are most at risk, who are unable to make their payments, and it does require the investor, the servicer, to participate. >> the decision to walk away from the sinking home by people who...
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plus, why is the obama administration standing in the way of our brave military men and women from
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and, by the way, i think the obama administration did the right thing in forming an auto task force and addressing a lot of the standing issues that revolved around general motors and chrysler that had to be taken care of. and i think why you can argue with om some of the things they did, i think in principle they did the right thing. but wayne and i would say we built this company. but god bless america. i wouldn't want to do business in any other country in the world as much as america. >> we have to run. hope to see you soon. >> joe, good to see you. >> coming up, we've got an odd story involving hackers and apple. we'll talk about it. at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in communities across the country. whether it's supporting a delaware nonprofit that's providing training and employment opportunities, investing in the revitalization of a neighborhood in the bronx, or providing the financing to help a beloved san diego bakery expand, what's important to communities across the country is important to us. and we're proud to work with all of those who are creating
and, by the way, i think the obama administration did the right thing in forming an auto task force and addressing a lot of the standing issues that revolved around general motors and chrysler that had to be taken care of. and i think why you can argue with om some of the things they did, i think in principle they did the right thing. but wayne and i would say we built this company. but god bless america. i wouldn't want to do business in any other country in the world as much as america....
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iran and the rest of the world and they say that perhaps this is a preeffortive move by the obama administration in anticipation of a continued pursuit of a nuclear weapon by iran. would that justify a release of the spr in your book? >> it would. but it's not happened. we haven't gone and taken action yet so until we do i don't see a need to say we're going to release it until something like this, an emergency situation arises. >> all right. alan, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> ty, back to you. >>> an iowa money manager accused in what may be a $200 million investment scheme says he is scent. the ceo of perregrine pleaded not guilty. scott cohen is following this case since the beginning. scott? >> reporter: prosecutors say wasendorf confessed but in court today he pleaded not guilty to 31 counts of lying to regulators. the case is set for trial on october 15th. that could change, of course. there are a number of signs that wasendorf trying to cut a deal but the feds are not going for it. $200 million in customer funds are missing from the group which went bankrupt last mon
iran and the rest of the world and they say that perhaps this is a preeffortive move by the obama administration in anticipation of a continued pursuit of a nuclear weapon by iran. would that justify a release of the spr in your book? >> it would. but it's not happened. we haven't gone and taken action yet so until we do i don't see a need to say we're going to release it until something like this, an emergency situation arises. >> all right. alan, thank you very much. >>...
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four more years of obama administration, people are looking down, it's going to be a tough way for the guys to make money going forward. >>> coming up next, lots of fear around the fiscal cliff. there might be one sweet side effect of the looming. a windfall. and we'll give you names to make the most of it. straight ahead. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with potential opportunity, futures and forex with in-depth analysis. it's an all-you-can-eat buffet for all things trading. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. it doesn't just deliver news. it's making news. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. plus get up to $600 if we want to improve our schools... ... what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in
four more years of obama administration, people are looking down, it's going to be a tough way for the guys to make money going forward. >>> coming up next, lots of fear around the fiscal cliff. there might be one sweet side effect of the looming. a windfall. and we'll give you names to make the most of it. straight ahead. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible...
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but the obama administration has a fundamental -- they do have a cause. part of this rally that's being driven is on concerns of supply in the north sea. there's a lot of maintenance going on in the oil fields there. you're not getting the normal amount of oil you would. the obama administration could make -- it is political, but they could make a plausible cause that because of north sea production snafus, we need to release barrels here to get more oil onto the global market. they do have plausible cause right there. >> stephen, thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> a very heartfelt ringing of the opening bell today. we're joined by mr. america's cup, dennis connor, recently voted america's greatest sailor by his peers. welcome to the program. congratulations on ringing the bell today. >> simon, thank you very much. it was a great thrill and honor to be here. >> so you won the america's cup four times. >> yes, i have. >> which means -- >> thanks for not mentioning i lost it a few times, too. >> you lost it and you got it back again. >>
but the obama administration has a fundamental -- they do have a cause. part of this rally that's being driven is on concerns of supply in the north sea. there's a lot of maintenance going on in the oil fields there. you're not getting the normal amount of oil you would. the obama administration could make -- it is political, but they could make a plausible cause that because of north sea production snafus, we need to release barrels here to get more oil onto the global market. they do have...
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. >> mark seimone, the obama administration stopped trying or deafing the defense of marriage act awhile ago. a lot of people got their back up over that but they let that go. i want to ask you if you agree. is it the financial ramifications that make this a federal issue or is jimmy write and it's really a civil rights issue? >> i don't know if i'm the one to ask. i don't think i'm even for heterosexual marriage. [ laughter ] >> i'm with mark. >> there's an economic benefit to this. obviously catering halls, wedding photographers, caterers, even divorce lawyers can make a lot of money here. the reason i think there has to be some federal law of ruling here, a marriage license has to be portable. people are going to prove state to state. clearly there are gay couples that need all kinds of protections. hospital visitation rights, civil protections of all kinds. i don't know if you call it the same as marriage but i'm starting to move more in that direction. >> stay put. we've got more work to do. 24 days until our economy falls off the tax and fiscal cliff. just where do we stand on a de
. >> mark seimone, the obama administration stopped trying or deafing the defense of marriage act awhile ago. a lot of people got their back up over that but they let that go. i want to ask you if you agree. is it the financial ramifications that make this a federal issue or is jimmy write and it's really a civil rights issue? >> i don't know if i'm the one to ask. i don't think i'm even for heterosexual marriage. [ laughter ] >> i'm with mark. >> there's an economic...
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how much of a benefit is it to obama that this has been prolonged. >> it's great for the obama administration because it contrasts ideas with the economy on the republican side. in the frontrunner here mitt romney has gotten pulled further and further right out of the mainstream on not just some social issues but really on some economic issues. that's inevitable in a primary. it always happens. but longer it goes, the more that's going to be a force. >> compare the positioning this president is in right now to where bill clinton was in 1996. >> i worked in the '96 campaign. the president was in pretty good shape just because it emerged that bob dole was going to be the nominee pretty early on. >> romney is going to be a stronger candidate than bob dole, you'd agree? >> it's hard to say. dole, we worried about that campaign right up until the very end. i think a lot of people thought it was over in september and august. and i remember i worked on that campaign right up to the end. we worried about it to the end. because these races are incredibly unpredictable. i worked on the '92 campaign for
how much of a benefit is it to obama that this has been prolonged. >> it's great for the obama administration because it contrasts ideas with the economy on the republican side. in the frontrunner here mitt romney has gotten pulled further and further right out of the mainstream on not just some social issues but really on some economic issues. that's inevitable in a primary. it always happens. but longer it goes, the more that's going to be a force. >> compare the positioning this...